“I hate the name”: Vineeta singh collision with women like you, my institution

When Abu Zohoueb Gilani and Senjal Dave went up to the shark stage with women like you, the start-up starting start of the headquarters of their headquarters was not just putting clothes-it was difficult. It was built around the idea that the various types of bodies for Indian women deserve a better fashion, and its brand promised more than just wearing a holiday that suits her. But as the stadium is revealed 1 router crores for 2 % of property rights, the admiration soon began to turn into a hot debate – not about profits, but about the purpose, language and even the same name.

Women like U stand up with her promise: a technology -backed approach where customers can determine the type of their bodies through simple questions and find only coordinated attacks designed for them. Echo of concept with sharks – Aman Gupta, Anopam Mittal, Vinite Singh, Bush Bansal, and Varon Dua – who admired the quality of the product and work capabilities. But admiration does not mean an easy deal.

Vineeta Singh revealed that she was already a customer, as she wipes out the brand design and its materials. However, you did not retreat when it comes to comments. “I hate the name of the brand, logo and spelling,” she said, describing women like you “cheap” and inappropriate for an ambitious luxury brand.

Anupam Mittal directed the conversation deeper, as the same language used by the brand to classify the types of body. “Using the same lexicon as a pear, oval, heart shape, etc. Vineeta agreed, noting that while the brand aims to break the stereotypes, its terms unintentionally reinforced her.

Despite these criticisms, not all sharks have shared the same opinion. Aman Gupta and Anoubam Mittal defended the brand, on the pretext that names and slogans are self. They appreciated the brand simplicity and thought it was an echo with the target audience.

When it comes to presentations, Vineeta 1 Krour Ruras has suggested to 3 % of property rights with 2 % of the kings until 1.5 rupees were recovered – on one condition: “Change the brand name and logo”. Aman responded with a similar offer, although the cover of the kings was 1 crores and came without a renamination of the brand.

Gilani and Dave stood firm. They rejected Vineeta’s offer, unwilling to separate from the name close to their hearts, and accepted a safety deal instead. While they were moving away with their pride, Venita commented, “For a brand of lifestyle, the name is everything. Sugar, boat … names mean everything. The founders are very rigid.”

The founders, however, remained without deterrence. “We have received great positive responses. The name is close to our heart, and of course, we took a lot of data before reaching this name. We understand that there are people who may feel like Vineeta, but the brand has received it and said that the positive responses are mostly.